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Implementation of a New Tool for Pipelines Integrity Evaluation: A Correlation Between Local Strains and Hardness

Clément Soret
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Joseph Marae Djouda
Murès Zarea
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Due to external interference, pipelines used for onshore as well as offshore operations can present dent and gouge defects. As such defects can seriously impair facilities' integrity and performance, it is necessary to evaluate the strains in the vicinity of these defects. The development of non-destructive approaches to assess defects severity remains an issue in the pipeline industry. In the present study, micro-hardness-strain relationships are established for three steel grades of pipeline materials: API X52 modern, API X52 vintage and API X63 vintage. The micro-hardness-strain correlations of the three pipe materials are analyzed in order to verify if they can be described by a master curve. For that purpose,
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hal-02437536 , version 1 (13-01-2020)

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Clément Soret, Joseph Marae Djouda, Mélissandre Bonnaudet, Murès Zarea, Yazid Madi. Implementation of a New Tool for Pipelines Integrity Evaluation: A Correlation Between Local Strains and Hardness. 2018 12th International Pipeline Conference, Sep 2018, Calgary, Canada. ⟨10.1115/IPC2018-78547⟩. ⟨hal-02437536⟩
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